1g An Dun, Church Road, Raheen, LimerickV94W821

The property features two double bedrooms and is close to local primary schools such as St. Paul's and St. Nessan's. However, being a first-floor apartment with a floor area of 71 m² and limited private outdoor space beyond shared grounds means it may feel compact for growing families.

Two double bedrooms offer adequate space for siblings sharing or a teenager and parents, and the proximity to Crescent Comprehensive College is a plus. On the downside, a 71 m² apartment lacks separate living areas for teenagers to have independent space.

With only 71 m² of floor space and two bedrooms, this apartment is entirely unsuited for multi-generational living arrangements due to a lack of physical separation and privacy.

An asking price of €275,000 for a turn-key two-bedroom, two-bathroom first-floor apartment close to Raheen Industrial Estate makes this an exceptional option for a single buyer looking for a manageable home or a spare room for a home office.

This property offers two double bedrooms, two bathrooms (including an ensuite), and an open-plan living/dining area, providing comfortable living space for a couple in a prime, accessible location.

Offering low-maintenance apartment living with turn-key presentation and a manageable layout of 71 m², this home is well-suited for empty nesters seeking to downsize while remaining close to medical facilities like the University Hospital Limerick.

The property is conveniently located within walking distance of amenities and just 1km from the University Hospital Limerick. However, being a first-floor apartment, buyers should verify lift access and stair requirements for long-term retirement suitability.

With two double bedrooms, a buyer can easily convert the second bedroom into a dedicated home office, making it ideal for remote professionals who value a quiet suburban setting.

The location offers exceptional commuting convenience, situated just minutes from the R526, M20, and M7 motorways for effortless travel to Cork, Dublin, and beyond, alongside local bus routes into Limerick city.

Low-maintenance apartment living combined with proximity to healthcare at University Hospital Limerick (1km) makes this a practical choice for retirees, subject to verifying stair or lift access.

While single-level apartment living is generally convenient for older adults, this is a first-floor property, so buyers must verify the presence and reliability of lift access for long-term accessibility.

As a 71 m² first-floor apartment in a meticulously maintained complex with a management company handling common areas and an annual service charge of €1,800.34, day-to-day maintenance is exceptionally low.

The property is situated within an exclusive small apartment complex with well-maintained common areas, though buyers should verify the specific security and access control features of the building.

The open-plan living and dining layout paired with efficient apartment sizing makes this property naturally suited to a streamlined, minimalist lifestyle.

The floor plan offers a standard two-bedroom apartment layout with an open-plan living area, providing standard functionality without major structural flexibility.

Built in 1998, this is a modern suburban apartment rather than a period or heritage property.

The property has a BER rating of C3 and electric storage heating, meaning an environmentally conscious buyer might need to budget for energy efficiency upgrades such as modern heating systems.

The apartment does not feature a private balcony or garden, but residents benefit from shared landscaped green spaces within the complex and proximity to Mungret Recreation Park.

As a first-floor apartment, private gardening space is absent, though residents do benefit from communal landscaped green spaces maintained via the annual service charge.

The location is excellent for walking enthusiasts, with Mungret Recreation Park just 2km away offering walking trails and green spaces, plus local amenities within walking distance.

While there is no private gym on-site, the property's prime location in Raheen places it close to local commercial facilities and major roadways, making travel to nearby fitness clubs straightforward.

The flat terrain of the Raheen area and proximity to Limerick city and local parks makes cycling a viable transport and recreation option, though buyers should verify secure bicycle storage within the complex.

The property provides convenient access via the M20 and M7 motorways to regional golf courses, though it does not feature immediate proximity to a specific course.

The suburban location does not offer immediate access to fishing spots, requiring travel towards the River Shannon or surrounding countryside.

An urban-suburban apartment complex is entirely unsuited for equestrian interests due to the lack of stables and rural land.

The inland location in Raheen means water sports facilities require travel toward Limerick city's river amenities or further afield.

The open-plan living and dining room measuring 14'3 by 17'4 provides a good communal space for hosting a small group of guests, though the overall apartment size of 71 m² naturally limits large gatherings.

Situated in an exclusive small apartment complex just off Church Road, the development features meticulously maintained common areas and landscaped green spaces, offering a generally peaceful environment despite being in an established suburban area.

Located in an urban-suburban setting close to industrial estates, hospitals, and major motorways, this property offers no aspects of rural living.

The location provides a community feel with local schools, shops, and parks within walking distance, giving a village-like convenience while remaining close to Limerick city.

The property is located inland in Raheen, Limerick, far from any coastal amenities or beaches.

Positioned just 4.5km from Limerick City Centre with excellent transport links including multiple Bus Eireann routes (301, 304, 304A) and close proximity to major employment hubs, this offers great convenience for urban professionals.

Proximity to established local schools, sports clubs, and neighborhood parks provides good opportunities to engage with the local Raheen community.

The Crescent Shopping Centre is only 2km away, offering various dining and café options, alongside local amenities within walking distance of the property.

While local suburban amenities are present, vibrant nightlife options are limited locally and generally require a short trip into Limerick City Centre 4.5km away.

The property's proximity to recreational parks like Mungret and local healthcare facilities supports access to health and wellness activities in the area.

Being located just 0.5km from Raheen Industrial Estate and Business Park places professionals in close proximity to numerous multinational companies and networking hubs.

The proximity to major employment and business parks in Raheen provides strong connectivity for technology and corporate professionals.